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Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
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This is a PDF of a folder from our textual
collections.
Collection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers,
1966-74: Press Unit
Folder Title: Press Releases - Index [V, W,X,Y,Z]
Box: P6
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VALDEZ, Val
#69
1-31-68
He will organize a "draft Reagan"
11) Callfornia. then states it is unwarrented.
VALOR, Medal of
#540
10-16=73
RR presented Medals of Valor to CHP Sergeant
Edward Stamelos and Officer Earl Doyle and a
posthumous award to Harvey Robert Huss - received
by his widow, Mrs. Mary Huss.
VALOR MEDAL
#67
1-13-68
Joe G. Haggard
Ruben E. Coyle
VALLEJO STRIKE
#406
7-18-69
RR commented on strike by members of Vallejo
Police and Fire Departments
VAN CAMP, Brian R., Resignation of
#129
2-27-74
correrations Commissioner
VAN COURT, Arthur F.
#495
9-2-69
Nominated by President Nixon as U. S. Marshal
Eastern District of California.
VEHICLE REGISTRATION
#61
2-3-69
RR extended the regular renewal period for
registration in California by 10 days--until
February 14-- for persons directly affected
by recent flood conditions in the state.
VENEREAL DISEASE
#366
6-20-72
RR today announced that he will approve a
$300,000 budget augmentation to the Department
of Education to continue a venereal disease
prevention educational program.
VENEREAL DISEASE EPIDEMIC
#595
10-28-71
RR meeting with Wilson niles
of Public Instruction;
Henry Gunderson, President of thestate Board
of Education and Dr. Louis Saylor, Director
of the State Department of Public Health
to discuss California's venereal disease
epidemic.
VENTURA COUNTY
#163
Major Disaster Area
3-21-73
RR today announced the White House has amended
President Nixon's February 8 designation of
major disaster areas in the state to include
Ventura County due to severe storms and flooding
during the period January 12-18.
VENTURA COUNTY - Disaster Area
#106
3-1-73
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke proclaimed Ventura
County a disaster area due to January storms,
and requested President Richard Nixon to include
the county in his February 9 action which
declared disaster areas in five California
localities.
VENTURA COUNTY BOARD OF
#89
SUPERVISORS 1st DISTRICT
2-25-71
Franklin R. Jewett
VENTURA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
#61
2-14-67
John T. Conlan
VENTURA COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
#78
2-5-74
Charles R. McGrath
VENTURA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
#681
12-19-69
Philip J. West
VENTURA JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#201
MUNICIPAL COURT
4-10-70
John J. Hunter
VENTURA JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#508
MUNICIPAL COURT
9-28-70
Lee E. Cooper, Jr. (Judge)
VENTURA JUDICIAL DIST, municipal
#60
court bench
2-3-69
Robert J. Soares
VENTURA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
#527
10-4-73
Judge Donald A. Pollack
VENTURA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
#235
4-30-70
Donald A. Pollack, Judge
VENTURA COUNTY, Superior Court
#634
10-30-68
Roy A. Gustafson
VENTURA COUNTY, Superior Court
#688
11-29-68
Judge
Edwin F. Beach
VENTURA-LOS ANGELES MOUNTAIN AND
#77
COASTAL STUDY COMMISSION
2-17-71
RR appoints 8 members to newly-created
commission. Seven others to be appointed by
various participating agencies.
Merritt H. Adamson
Dr. Rimmon C. Fay
Alfred J. Dietsch
Mrs. Judith Rains
Dr. James G. Edinger
Dr. Stephen Salenger
Norman H. Emerson
Harold R. Hochmuth
VETERANS
#181
3-30-73
rs. RR will visit 195 wounded Vietnam War
corans Monday at the Veterans Administration
pital in Long Beach.
#265
VETERAN
5-5-72
RR issued statement endosrsing "Hire a Veteran
Week", May 7 through 13.
VETERANS
#382
(TASK FORCE FOR JOBS)
6-25-71
RR named Gordon R. Elliott as Director of
the California State Jobs for Veterans Task
Force.
VETERANS
# 309
"Hire a Veteran Week"
5.8.68
RR called attention to the 10th annual "Hire
a Veteran Week", May 12 to 18.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
#69
OUTPATIENT CLINIC, New
2-4-74
RP. statement on federal plans for a new Veterant
Administration outpatient clinic planned for
Sacramento.
VETERANS AFFAIRS,
#214
Director of
4-8-69
Brank D. Nicol
VETERANS AFFAIRS, Department of
#107
2-24-69
Acting director of the Department,
Harlan J. Johnson, (Jack)
VETERANS AFFAIRS, Depart. of
#
12-30-68
Geographical areas served by Cal-Vet Farm
and Home Loan offices will be realigned
starting March 1.
VETERANS AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
#53
2/8/67
DIRECTOR, James E. Johnson
VINTERANS BOARD, California
#361
6-20-74
Dr. Bon D. A. Miano
TERANS BOARD, California
#38
1-18-74
Reappointed: Arthur E. Madrid
Thomas R. Dolan
VETERANS BOARD
#720
12-23-71
Robert N. Rouch
Alfonso L. Romero
VETERANS BOARD
#75
2-11-71
Michael I. Neil
Reappointed: Wing K. Fat
VETERANS BOARD
#60
1-28-70
Arthur E. Madrid
VETERANS BOARD, California
#35
1-16-70
Thomas R. Dolan
VETERANS' BOARD
# 266
(State)
4.17.68
Alfonso L. Romero
Carl J. Johnson
VETERANS BOND ACT
#342
6-2-72
RR urged California voters to vote "Yes" on
Proposition 1.
#571
VETERANS DAY
10-18-72
RR today reminded Callfornia
Veterans Day will be observed Monday, October 23
VETERANS DAY ADDRESS
#615
11-10-69
RR called on Californians to visibly demonstrate
their support for American principles by
participating in Veterans Day and National
Unity Week observances.
VETERANS DAY MESSAGE
#654
11.8.68
RR issued message in recognition of Veterans
Day, November 11.
VETERANS' DRUG ABUSE PROBLEMS
#509
TASK FORCE ON
8-31-71
RR names 12 man task force to investigate
drug problems among California's veterans.
VETERAN'S employment GRANT
#433
7-25-72
RR accepted a $420,000 federal grant from the
Foundation to provide
for unemployed veterans and aerospace workers
to become science and math teachers in intercity
secondary schools.
VETERANS' HOME LOAN PROGRAM
#651
12-3-69
RR announced establishment of interim financ-
ing program for Cal-Vet Farm and Home Loan
Program of Department of Veterans Affairs.
VETERANS' HOSPITALS
#33
1-24-72
RR hailed Nixon program for building new
Veterans' Administration hospitals in Calif;
budget allocation for 4 new facilities
VETERANS' JOB FAIR
#623
11-12-69
Vietnam veterans to be counseled for job
placement at Job Fair on November 19 as
announced by Veterans Affairs Director Frank
Nichol.
VETERANS JOBS
#382
TASK FORCE
6-25-71
The
COL
VETERINARY MEDICINE, Board of
#413
Examiners in
7-15-74
Thomas L. Schlothauer
Robert A. Odell, DVM
VETERINARY MEDICINE, Board of
#313
Examiners in
5-23-74
William E. Steinmetz, DVM
VETERINARY MEDICINE, Board of
#333
Examiners
6-19-73
Reappointment of: R. Scott Jackson, D.V.M.
ATERINARY MEDICINE, Board of Examiners
#258
5-8-73
byron =. M
Wilson C. Kelly, D.V.M.
VETERINARY MEDICINE
#153
Board of Examiners
3-19-71
Dr. Robert A. Odell
Maxwell Pellish
VETERINARY MEDICINE, Board of Examiners #31
1-15-70
Dr. R. Scott Jackson
Maxwell C. Pellish
VETERINARY MEDICINE, State Board
#116
of Examiners in
2-26-69
Wilson C. Kelly
VETERINARY MEDICINE, Board of #110 2.20.68
John H. Woolsey, Jr.
VETERINARY MEDICINE BD. OF
#161
EXAMINERS
4/6/67
Appted to: Dr. Victor H. Austin
VETERINARY MEDICINE,
#442
8/9/67
Board of Examiners: Richard D. Moon
VETO OVERRIDE
Statement
AB 855 - Burton
1-28-74
RR statement on Legislature's override of veto.
ETO alex OEO PROGRAM
#456
Pacoima-San Fernando Area)
7.5.68
vetoed federal OEO
program
:ore minorith gang leaders in Pacoima-San
Fernando area of Los Angeles. Reasons for veto
listed.
TO RESCINDED
#439
Merced County Poverty Program)
6.28.68
rescinded veto of Merced County poverty pro-
ram and to conduct joint review of concerns
ith Laurence P. Horan, director, Western Regional
ffice of Economic Opportunity.
VICE PRESIDENCY NOMINATION
#474
(Nelson Rockefeller)
8-20-74
RR congrats to Nelson Rockefeller on nomination
as vice president by President Gerald Ford.
VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION
#432
7-22-71
RR statement on learning of President Nixon's
selection of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
campaign. as his running mate in the coming presidential
RR signed sworn affidavit declaring not à
mandiduly
VICKERS, Robert L.
#478
8-20-74
Nominated to Workmen's Compensation Appeals Bd.
VIETNAM
#284
5-9-72
RR sent the following telegram urging the Calif.
Congressional Delegation in Washington, D,C,
to lend support to Presidential actions in Viet-
nam.
VIETNAM
#270
5-9-72
RR issued the following statement following
Nixon's television address to the American
people outlining military actions to be taken
by the USA in support of remaining American
forces in Vietnam. "He should have the support
of every American."
VIETNAM
#210
4-17-72
RR statement expressing support of Nixon
Vietnamization plan and asking Americans to
express their support by letter and wire
VIETHAM COMMENCEMENT
# 335
(Derkcley campus)
5.16.68
Text of letter from RR to Theodore R. Meyer,
Chairman, Board of Regents, in opposition to
Berkeley Vietnam Commencement ceremony.
VIET NAM
#323
6-13-67
RR presented with the National Commander's
Special Achievement Certificate on his
Viet Nam war effort
VIET NAM
#517
9-19-67
American Mothers, Inc. want to bring
South Vietnamese children to the U.S.
for education
#377A
VIETNAM
7/3/67
Quote in Newsweek false
VIETNAM VETERANS' JOB
#623
FAIR
11-12-69
Frank D. Nicol, director, announced today
that the next Job Fair will be held
November 19.
VIETNAM WAR
#51
1-28-72
RR requesting Californians to press for resolu-
tions urging North Vietnam to join Nixon pro-
posed program for permanent peace in Southeast
Asia
VISALIA JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#100
MUNICIPAL COURT
2-15-72
David L. Allen
VISITATION PROGRAM - Prisons
#491
7.26.68
RR announced pilot Family Visitation Program in
state prison
Creative Study on Law and Order.
in
VISTA Volunteers
#16
1-9-70
Edwin Meese III announced disapproval of
request by Berkeley Neighborhood Legal Services
for 10 VISTAs.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN CALIFORNIA,
#82
First Annual Governor's Award for
2-7-74
Recipient of this award was Congressman
Alphonzo Bell
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL
#163
TRAINING, California Advisory Council on 3-11-74
claudia L. Mendenhall
Mike J. Boyak
Gordon L. Heinrich
Leland H. Ruth
Dr. Norman R. Stanger
Dr. Robert P. Millslagle, reappointed
Allison J. McNay, reappointed
James R. Balebwood, reappointed
Robert b. Lawrence, reappointed
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL
#147
TRAINING, Advisory Council on
3-16-73
Charles W. (Bud) Neff
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL
#89
TRAINING, Advisery Council on
2-22-73
James M. Gray
Dr. Melvin L. Barlow
Irs. Virna M. Canson
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND
#562
TECHNICAL TRANING, Advisory Council on 10-11-72
Joseph Perez
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
#475
AND TECHNICAL TRAINING
8-15-72
(Advisory Council on)
David Risling
John F. Weidert
John C. Hedlund
James B. Tharp
Dr. Louis Kaufman
Miss Eileen C. Flynn
Daniel R. Brown
Marlin T. McKeever
Harry A. Harrison
Charles "Bud" Neff
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL #360
TRAINING, ADVISORY COUNCIL ON
6-16-71
Charles E. Edwards
John F. Weidert
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND
5-3-71
TECHNICAL TRAINING
#260
(Advisory Council on)
Appointed:
Reappointed:
Robert E. Washington
Truman V. Berg
Glenn H. Warren
F. Parker Wilber
Robert B. Lawrence
Alfonso B. Perez
Ralph April
Dr. Richard M. Clowes
Erwin S. Skadron
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,
#405
State Advisory Council on
7-18-69
Bruce K. Nestande
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,
#261
State Advisory Council on
5-1-69
Robert P. Millslagle
James R. Blackwood
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,
#198
State Advisory Council on
3-26-69
Newly-created:
Truman V. Berg
Allison J. McNay
Dr. Richard M. Clowes
Mrc Eleanoro
Manuel Correa
Nettle
Russell R. Crowell
Charles W. Patrick
Oscar L. Gallego
Alfonso B. Perez
Harry A. Harrison, Jr.
David Risling
Karl W. Kolb
Mrs. Virna M. Canson
Melvin L. Barlow
F. Parker Wilber
Herbert L. Martin
John F. Williams
William O. Wright, jr
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND PSYCHIATRIC
#417
TECHNICIAN EXAMINERS, Board of
7-15-74
David M. Bee, M.D.
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND
#286
PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN EXAMINERS,
5-26-70
Board of
John P. Preston, reappointed, #433, 8-9-73
Dr. Thomas B. Merson
Gerald P. Mayo
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND PSYCHATRIC
#532
TECHNICIAN EXAMINERS, Board of
9-25-72
J. Lyman Goldsmith, reappointed #433, 8-9-73
TERITONAL NURSE EXAMINERS,
3-8-68
state Board of
#160
viola V Williamson, reappointed. #360, 6-13-72
Evelyn M. Gritfith
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND PSYCHIATRIC
#141
TECHNICIAN EXAMINERS, Board of
3-14-73
Evelyn M. Chamberlin, R.N.
Ivan N. Staten, LVN
Dorothie M. Slade, LVN
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND PSYCHIATRIC
#197
TECHNICIAN EXAMINERS, Board of
4-8-71
Mrs. Frances C. Belongy
Warren B. Hoxie ; reappointed, #360, 6-13-72
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND PSYCHIATRIC
#519
TECHNICIAN EXAMINERS
9-16-71
Dr. Clarence T. Halburg, Jr.
VOCATIONAL NURSE AND
#400
PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN
7-16-69
EXAMINERS, Board of
Appointed:
Mrs. Evelyn M. Chamberlin
Ivan N. Staten
VOCATIONAL NURSE EXAMINERS
#135
3-23-67
Dr. Clarence T. Halburg
Mildred A. White
Buna Mae Mewhirter
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS
#374
BOARD
7-3-74
Bertt Lependorf
Harry R. Schmoll, Jr.
Reappointed: Linda Canon
designated Gregory Sells as chairman
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS
#323
BOARD
5-15-73
Gregory Sells
/OCATIONAL REHABILITATion APPEALS
#294
BOA RD
5-31-73
Binda canon
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS
#207
BOARD
4-10-73
Mrs. Dorothy J. (Henry A.) Datter'
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS BOARD
#78
2-15-73
Mrs. Jack (Arlys) Loew
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS
#11
BOARD
1-10-72
Dr. Carolyn L. Vash
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS
#151
BOARD
3-9-71
Clarence R. Jones
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS #324
BOARD
6-19-70
Member, subject to Senate confirmation,
Dr. Berthold Lowenfeld.
/OCATIONAL REHABILITATION APPEALS BOARD
#686
12-22-69
5 members
John R. Hardin
Tom B. Pearson
Don J. Lathrop
Rose Resnick
Dr. Carolyn L. Vash
VOLUNTEER WEEK, National
#232
4-12-74
RR issued statement in support of National
Volunteer Week in California, April 21-27
11-6-72
RR urged Californians to honor their voting
privilege at the ballot box tomorrow
tive
of
what
inste public opinion polls
may show.
VOTING--Urge for
#640
10.31.68
RR urged California voters to give Republican
Party a sweep in 1968 election.
VOTING
#374
(Urged by RR and Lt. Gov. Finch)
6.3.68
RR urged members of both political parties to
turn out "in massive numbers" for primary elec-
tion. Also, Lt. Gov. Finch urged Republicans to
vote for favorite son delegation.
VOUCHER PLAN
#652
11-19-71
BR
an was
VUKASIN, John to Jr.
#278
5-3-74
RR withdrew nomination of Vukasin for the First
Court of Appeal in San Francisco per Vukasin's
request.
#494
8-18-71
BR Executive Order to Executive Branch of
government to "foll,
:
guidelines established by President's
Executive Order
"
-
KAGE FREEZE (Federal)
#490
8-16-71
RR response to President's wage and price con-
trol freeze
WAGES
#105
3-7-67
Wirtz raising the minimum wage for
foreign supplemental labor
WALLACE, Governor George,
#295
Attempt on the life of
5-15-72
RR issued statement on the attempt on the life
of Alabama Governor George Wallace: "This
shocking attempt on the life of a political
leader and fellow citizen is a tragedy for
America and our way of life. =
WALT DISNEY
#397
APPRECIATION DAY
7-14-67
RR proclaimed July 1/th.
MARREN, Death of Chief
Statement
Custice Earl
7-9-74
OR statement upon learning of the death of
Chief Justice Earl Warren.
WATER commission, California
#369
7-2-74
Ralph E. Graham
Reappointed, Ernest R. Nichols
ACOR COMMISSION, State
#120
3-6-73
Cal Coombs
Camuel B. Nelson
WATER COMMISSION
#157
California
3-19-71
main A.
William P. Moses
Ray W. Ferguson
#137
WATER COMMISSION
3-4-70
California
Ernest R. Nichols
William H. Jennings
WATER COMMISSION, State
#109
2-24-69
Mal Coombs
Samuel B. Nelson
WATER COMMISSION
#40
1-22-68
Clare W. Jones
Ira J. Chrisman
WATER COMMISSION,
#548
10-9-67
Ray W. Ferguson
WATER COMMISSION
#128
3-20-67
William P. Moses
Clair A. Hill
Samuel B. Nelson
WATER COUNCIL, Western States
#547
10-26-73
John R. Teerink
WATERFOWL BOTULISM OUTBREAK
#573
10-10-69
RR commended the U. S. Interior Secretary
Walter J. Hickel and the Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Service for their cooperation
in helping California contain a potentially
disastrous outbreak of
botulism in the
San Joaquin Valley.
WATERGATE
#445
8-8-74
address RR announcement to the nation following President Nixon's
to resign.
-
his decision
WATERGATE
#442
8-6-74
RR statement saying that until yesterday he was
not convinced that evidence of an impeachable
offense had been presented to the Congress.
Feels Nixon should now go before Congress and
tell all the truth.
WATERGATE CASE INDICTMENTS,
Statement
3-1-74
RR K response to telephone inquiries regarding the
the Mitchell, Haldeman, Erlichman, etc.
indictments.
WATER POLLUTION STUDY
#159
3-24-71
RR announced state will initiate a pilot
monitoring study in the Monterey Basin to
lay groundwork for full-scale statewide
monitoring program. (For pollution control)
WATER POLLUTION
#166
3-20-70
RR propered billion program in cignt
water pollution.
WATER POLLUTION
#140
3-5-70
RR strongly endorsed action by the State Water
Resources Control Board to insure that the state'
tough laws against water pollution are
implemented.
WATER POLLUTION
#373
7-17-70
RR called for committee to determine the extent
of mercury contamination in fish in the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM
#262
5-15-73
RR announced that the federal Environmental
Protection Agency has given full authority to
the state Water Resources Control Board to run
the water pollution control program in Calif.
WATER POWER
#481
8.29.67
Generated at Oroville. Gianelli anned. sale of
to 3 electric utility companies.
WATER PROJECT, State
#230
4-29-70
RR announced full support of the state
administration for the Peripheral Canal.
WATER PROJECT
(Joint use of facilities)
#64
1-29-70
operate and maintain facilites that
Water Resources and ublic Works will jointly
planned for separate use by the California were
Aqueduct of the State Water Project.
WATER PROJECT (State)
#433
6.26.68
RR praised Senate for passing bill to permit
State Water Project to continue on schedule.
WATER PROJECT
#95
2-27-67
Task Force to review and evaluate recreational
PROGRAM
comected
with Water Project
WATER PROJECT
#689
12-21-67
18 men trapped in the Tehachapi Mountains'
water tunnel.
RR appeared there at 4:30 p.m.
WATER PROJECT
#606
11-8-67
a solution to the short-term financial
proglems
WATER PROJECT
#511
9-13-67
Program for recreation submitted
by Recreation Task Force
WATER PROJECT
#5
1-10-67
to be reviewed by the Water Resources Task
Force on financing and construction
WATER PROJECT AWARD
#316
5-22-72
RR accepted the nation's top engineering award
for 1972 from the American Society of Civil
Engineers on behalf of the California State
Water Project.
WATER PROJECT AWARD
#215
4-20-72
RR accepted award from National Society of
Professional Engineers on behalf of the
California State Water Project
WATER PROJECT STRIKE
#318
5-23-72
RR issued statement urging the "hydroelectric
workers to accept the 12½ percent pay raise
which has been offered, along with our assurance
of another raise next year, and present their
problems to the Personnel Board which has
scheduled public hearings June 14. "
WATER QUALITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE #6
1-5-70
TWO Reappe
Earnest M. Smith
Herbert G. Osborne
WATER QUALITY ADVISORY
#155
COMMITTEE, State
3-5-69
Paul M. Dwinell
Richard R. Hall
WATER QUALITY ADVISORY
#155
COMMITTEE, State
3-5-69
Donald J. Inman - Reappointed
WATER QUALITY ADVISORY
#697
COMMITTEE
12-29-67
Robert Martin
Albert L. Jordan
Frank R. Palmieri
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD FOR THE
#426
SANTA ANA REGION, California Regional
7-17-74
Calvis Pobley
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD, Central
#414
Coastal Region of the California
7-15-74
Regional
Mrs. Frank (Virginia) Thompson
Manuel DeMaria
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#98
California Regional
2-14-74
Reappointed: Dr. William V. Willis
Charles E. Schmidt
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#85
California Regional
2-7-74
Reappointed:
Gerald K. Perske
Robert H. Chesney
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#84
california Regional
2-7-74
Reappointed: William D. Wigley
Mike N. Repovich
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#86
California Pegional
2-7-74
Reappointed: John C. Mabee
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#242
4-16-7
Regional
Mrs. Harriet M. (Russel L.) Stockwell
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
California Regional - North Coastal
#184
3-19-74
Eugene J. Senestraro
Dr. John W. DeWitt
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#309
California Regional
6-8-73
John C. Mabee
16--- the TIIPP
WATER QUALITY CONTROL REGION
#312
5-20-71
RR sent to the legislature for consideration
an executive reorganization plan changing
the boundaries of two large water quality
control regions in California for more
effective administration.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#71
California Regional, Central
2-4-74
Coastal Region
Norman H. Caldwell, reappointed
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
80
State Regional - Central Valley Region 2-6-74
Walter F. Heisey
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#50
california Regional
1-28-74
Reappointed:
Homer H. Hyde
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#718
12-22-71
RR appointed 5 new members and reappointed 11
members to various Regional Boards.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#299
6-8-70
RR appointed two additional members to each of
the nine Regional Boards.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#31
1-16-68
Edward A. Teresi
William C. Weber
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#607
11-9-67
Alfred J. Bonturi
Eugen E. Brendlin
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#588
Central Coastal Region
11-2-72
Willard T. Branson
Harold M. Cota
Bruce G. Woolpert
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#423
Central Coastal Region
7-18-72
Bart J. Curto
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#243
Central Coastal Region
4-28-72
Mrs, Sheridah Gerard
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#145
CENTRAL COASTAL REGION
3-17-71
James C. Glaser
Floyd M. Grigory
Dr. Alfred Ebeling
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#596
Central Coastal Region
10-29-69
Norman H. Caldwell
Willard T. Branson
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#190
Central Coastal Region
3-20-69
Lewis Nelson
Anthony J. Grcich
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#586
California Regional, Central Valley
12-7-73
Ralph E. Morgan
Gordon K Patterson
Reappointed: William R. Johnston
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD, Calif.
#237
Regional, Central Valley Region
4-25-73
Charles E. Glick
Veruse Rdven
Norman B. Hume
Robert W. Wickenden
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#189
Central Valley Region
4-5-72
Dr. Jerold J. Behnke
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#15
Central Valley Region
1-15-71
Marvin E. Ray
Vernon L. Rue
Daniel S. Frost
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#578
Central Valley Region
10-15-69
William R. Johnston
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#236
Central Valley Region
4-21-69
Robert L. Wall
Charles F. Clink
Vernie Raven
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#55
(Central Valley)
1.26.68
Robert W. Cowden
William B. Honegger
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#216
Colorado River Basin Region
4-13-73
Lee J. Escher
Jack J. Fleming
R. Palmer Henington
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#30
Colorado River Basin Region
1-21-71
Bernard Galleano
Barbara Eastman, Reappointed
Sidney S. Lippow, Reappointed
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#636
Colorado River Basin
11-18-69
Robert H. Chesney
Schmitz
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#120
(Colorado River Basin Region)
2-26-69
Jack J. Fleming
Lee J. Escher
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#358
Lahontan Region
6-29-73
Mrs. Kenneth C. (Ruth M) Smith
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#186
Lahontan Region
4-2-73
Hubert B. Bruns
Richard S. Stewart
Robert E. Reardon
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#242
Lahonton Region
4-28-72
Robert J. Daneri
Terry E. Caldwell
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#72
LAHONTAN REGION
2-11-71
Wilma B. Muth
Mrs. Laurel W. Amers
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#595
Lahontan Region
10-28-69
Ronzo D. Hawley
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#123
(Lahontan Region)
2-27-69
Albert Troost
Harry J. Dunlop
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD #601
Lahonton Region
11-7-67
Robert J. Daneri
Walter W. Rollins
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD, Calif.
#236
Regional, LOS Angeles Region
4-25-73
Gayle T. Martin
Ira R. Calvert
Stanford V. Smalley
Milton R. Beychok
Mike N. Repovich
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#66
2-8-71
(Los Angeles Region)
Boyd W. Walker
Mrs. Diane P. Cooley
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
Los Angeles Region
#622
11-12-69
William D. Wigley
CONTROL BOARD
(Los Angeles Region)
#95
2-17-69
Edward J. LeClair
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#364
(Los Angeles region)
5.29.68
Arthur E. Bruington
Thomas H. Gaines, Jr., reappointed
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#248
California - North Coastal Region
5-2-73
Harold A. Del Ponte
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#559
North Coastal Region
10-6-72
Bert L. Smith
Albert P. Beltrami
Herbert A. Peterson, Jr.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
(North Coastal Region)
#56
2-2-71
Appointed:
James B. Keegan
Dr. Bradford W. Lundborg
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#603
North Coastal Region
11-3-69
Andrew W. McBride
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#119
(North Coastal Region)
2-26-69
Willard E. Pratt
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#611
North Coast Regional
11-13-67
Harry Crebbin
George A. Dinsmore
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#206
San Francisco Region
4-10-73
Mrs. Lily (Joseph D.) Cuneo
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#566
San Francisco Bay Region
10-13-72
Louis P. Martini
Charles R. Hitchcock
Raymond Gambonini
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#708
San Francisco Bay Region
12-28-71
Turturici; Anthony R.
McConnell; Roger A.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#563
San Francisco Bay Region
10-3-69
Homer H. Hyde, reappointed
WATER QUALITY
San Francisco Bay Region
#336
6-17-69
Homer H. Hyde
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#59
San Francisco Bay Region
2-3-69
Cecil E. Herrick
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#283
San Diego Region
5-23-73
Ray L. Stoyer
Alton E. Allen
James J. Poet
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#15
San Diego Region
1-14-71
Richard F. Kreile
Fred W. Karl
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#625
San Diego Region
11-12-69
Cornelius J. Houson
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#31
San Diego Region
1-21-69
Reappointed: David M. Miller
Ray L. Stoyer
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
3-7-68
(San Diego Region)
#158
Ray L. Stoyer
Einer A. May
William S. Tellam
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#263
California Regional, Santa Ana Region
5-15-73
Edward H. Willits
Ruth J. Anderson
Charles E. Schmidt
John D. Fett
E. Ray Quigley, Jr.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#232
Santa Ana Region
4-24-72
John D. Fett
J. W. (Jay) Watkins
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#15
Santa Ana Region
1-14-71
Ronald B. Linsky
Elsie C. Kroesche
Everett L. Grubb
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#616
Santa Ana Region
11-10-69
Robert A. Daily
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD,
#162
Santa Ana Region, Regional
3-7-69
E. Dana Brooks
Andrew L. Holtz
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#610
Technical coordinating Committee
11-13-67
Donaid Pennerson
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
#454
Technical Coordinating Committee
8-14-67
Herbert G. Crowle
Kerry W. Mulligan
George B. Raab
Joseph P. Perrucci
WATER QUALITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
# 313
5.9.68
Donald J. Inman
WATER RESOURCES, Deputy Director
#584
of the Department of
12-4-73
Donald A. Sandison
WATER RESOURCES, Director of
#425
the Department of
7-31-9
Jonn K. Teerink
WATER RESOURCES, Director of the
#423
Department of - Resignation of
7-30-73
William R. Gianelli resigned as director of
Water Resources and was appointed to the State
Personnel Board.
WATER RESOURCES
#413
Department of
7-12-71
John R. Teerink, Chief Deputy Director
WATER RESOURCES
#353
6-11-71
Robert B. Jansen, Deputy Director
WATER RESOURCES CONTRUL
2-23-73
Wallace Don Maughan
**. Jean Auer
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#37
1-26-71
Ronald B. Robie, reappointed
WATER RESOURCES
#84
2-22-67
Appt.
Alfred R. Golze
John R. Teerink
Robert G. Eiland
WATER RESOURCES
#630
11-22-67
Efficiency and Cost control - recommendations
for economies
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD,
#662
Certification of State by EPA
12-19-72
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) toda
announced in Washington, D.C., that California
Board has been
State
certified to issue waste discharge permits
under the new Federal Water Pollution Control
Act which became law October 18, 1972.
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#610
Chairman of
12-20-73
Reappointment of Winfred (Win) Adams as chairman
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#305
5-18-72
Mrs. Jean Auer
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#213
4-18-72
Roy E. Dodson, Jr., Director
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#22
State
1-17-69
Kerry W. Mulligan
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD #22 1-12-68
Norman B. Hume
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD #629
11-22-67
Edward F. Dibble
Norman B. Hume
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD,
#212
State
4-7-69
Ronald B. Robie
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#140
ACTION
3-5-70
If
1v endorsed action by SWRCB to
insure that the state's tough LOWS
water pollution are implemented.
WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
#39
CHAIRMAN, Resignation of
1-24-72
Kerry Mulligan
WATER RIGHTS BOARD
#137
3-28-67
George B. Maul
WATER STRIKE
Telephone Statement
5-26-72
Spokesman
/comment at end of Strike
WATER STRIKE
Telephone
Statement
5-24-72
"On Monday the CSEA was
notified that the Personnel Board staff was
recommending a 12½½ percent increase for hydro-
electric workers, and had invited them to a
public hearing by the board inself on June 14.
"Until the Legislature acts, the adjustments
cannot be considered firm."
WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES,
#521
Advisory Committee for Operators of
9-11-72
Harry W. Tracy
Gilbert M. Neill
Jack L. Wooley
John C. Luthin
Harry G. Behrens
WATERGATE - Firing of Special
Statement
Prosecutor Archibald Cox
10-22-73
RR no comment
WATERGATE
telephone
statement
8-15-73
televised RR statement following President
report to the nation on Nixon's Watergate.
WATERGATE ISSUE
Memo to the Press
5-15-73
RR stated at beginning of press conference
that "now that the Watergate controversy
is under federal investication
a grand jury, the courts and the Senate, I will
make no further statement regarding any of the
allegations or any of the individuals involved.
WATERSHED
#511
(Flooding Problems)
9-29-70
RR ordered immediate investigation of ways and
means to minimize watershed flooding
problems anticipated in Southern California this
winter as the result of the worst series of
bursh and timber fires in the state's history.
WEEK OF CONCERN FOR PRISONERS OF
#156
WAR AND MISSING IN ACTION
3-19-71
RR and ER urge Californians to support nat'nl
observance of Week of Concern
March 21-27.
WEINBERGER, Caspar W. Jr.
Resignation of
#230
4-10-7
Assistant to the chief of Information Services
WEINBERGER, Caspar W.
#560
10-1-69
RR announced CAPS las 0111 prointed by the
President as Chairman of the Federal Trade
Commission.
WELFARE REFORMS
#506
9-5-74
RR, in a sweeping series of new proposals to
reform the nation's welfare system, also called
for a drastic overhaul of the federal Food Stamp
program and further refinements in the Aid to
Families with Dependent Children program.
WELFARE REFORMS
#446
(Food Stamp Program & AFDC)
8-9-74
RR statement to Young Republicans National
Federation banquet in Stateline, Nevada that
the federal food stamp program is in dire need
of reform. RR suggest at least 50 ways for
federal government to reform both the Food
Stamp Program and the AFDC Program.
WELFARE REFORM
#632
12-5-72
For the first time since 1970, the number of
state welfare recipients has dipped below two
million, Acting Governor Ed Reinecke announced
today.
WELFARE
#437
7-22-71
RR statement that he was pleased and
gratified that Senate
able
to prevent SB 796 from being passed off
under the guise of welfare reform. It
was a sham before amending. It is now a shell"
WELFARE
#420
(HR 1)
7-15-71
RR and Elliot L. Richarson, secretary of HEW
met to discuss welfare reform proposals.
WELFARE
#411
7-9-71
RR urged Senate to adopt a comprehensive series
of amendments which would enable the state to
prevent a tax increase this year.
Attached also is breakdown (from Department of
Social Welfare) of 48 significant differences
between welfare reform measures by Burgener
and Beilenson.
WELFARE
#375
6-21-71
RR statement on learning that HEW has deter-
mined that our welfare plan is now back into
their interpretation of "conformity"
WELFARE
#364
6-16-71
DD statement 1 DI action on part of
legislative leadership to produce welfare
reform, budget, etc. legislation.
WELFARE
#351
(CSAC position)
6-10-71
RR letter to Chairman of each board of
Supervisors in California, requesting
reevaluation of position taken on the
Beilenson welfare reform package.
WELFARE
Telephone
(AFL-CIO)
Response
6-10-71
Spokesman for Governor responds to press
release issued by California State Council
of Service Employees AFL-CIO.
WELFARE
#348
6-9-71
RR announced Senate Health and Welfare
Committee killed this administration's
welfare reform program. Also mentions
Beilenson package.
WELFARE
#345
6-9-71
RR statement re Beilenson "compromise measure"
of welfare reform legislation.
WELFARE
#343
6-8-71
Ventura County first to join in effort to
redirect the basic approach of welfare
to
help the potentially employable get off the
rolls and into jobs.
WELFARE
#338
6-4-71
RR opening statement at press conferm ce,
Greater Los Angeles Press Club.
Refers to meeting with representatives of both
parties, and the need to come to agreement on
welfare reform, budget and tax relief.
WELFARE
#289
5-12-71
RR pleased to learn that HEW found an emergency
welfare regulation filed by the State on 4-30-71
"approvable"
WELFARE
#285
5-12-71
RR asked for immediate introduction of amend-
ments 111 the which will enable
the counties to be confident that there will
be no cost shift to them"
WELFARE
#229
4-16-71
Extension to June 30, 1971 granted to allow
California to take steps toward conformity with
federal requirements in the state's welfare
program.
WELFARE
HUMAN RELATIONS AGCY
4-15-71
Secretary Hall's statement upon learning of
Judge William Gallagher's temporary restraining
order against the state
WELFARE
#173
3-30-71
RR opening statement at press conference
for the purpose of allowing concerned
citizens to meet with the press and express
support for the program.
WELFARE/MEDI-CAL
#140
3-16-71
to press conserence reporting
response to the reform proposals
WELFARE
#101
3-3-71
Correction to statement made in welfare reform
briefing with reference to absent parents'
contributions
WELFARE
#100
3-3-71
RR proposed sweeping reform of welfare and
Medi-Cal in lengthy message to the legislature.
Briefly outlines proposal.
WELFARE/MEDI-CAL
#95
3-2-71
RR message to chairmen of Boards of Supervisors
re welfare and Medi-Cal reforms
2-26-71
RR statement re decline of request to present
medengo
to
joint
medica
of
legislature
WELFARE
#9
1-8-71
Text of telegram to John Twiname, director of
Social and Rehabilitation Service, HEW, "thanks
for decision to withdraw and rescind your action
regarding California's alleged lack of conform-
ity with federal welfare regulations
WELFARE
#8
1-7-71
RR letter to all units of government asking
that they examine their operations for work
that could be made available for able-bodied
welfare recipients
WELFARE
#556
11-30-70
RR statement to meeting of State Department
Heads to discuss further revision of state
budget and welfare and Medi-Cal deficits.
WELFARE
HUMAN RELATIONS AGCY
11-19-70
Reagan administration accuses group of an
cigate attorneys of attempting
to harass and sabotage--at the taxpayers'
expense--the state's efforts to comply with a
federal court order
WELFARE
HUMAN RELATIONS AGCY
11-17-70
ruling and appeal
Lucian Vandegrift statement re conformity
WELFARE
#523
10-5-70
RR announced the state has appealed the ruling
of a federal court judge which alleges that
California is out of conformity with federal
welfare requirements
WELFARE
#439
9-10-70
Lucian Vandegrift statement re California
appeal of ruling on conformity with federal
welfare requirements
#378
TELFARE
7-24-70
statement rescinding emergency implementation
of regulation to cut hash care
services; action due to "shocking display of
callous inhumanity" by those entrusted with
carrying out program
WELFARE
#363
7-10-70
RR ordered complete abolition of state regula-
tions which require counties to maintain speci-
fied staffing and caseload ratios in the admin-
istration of welfare
WELFARE
#356
7-9-70
Reagan administration clamped ceiling on state
welfare spending for homemaker and attendant
care services which will save California tax-
payers $10 million during fiscal 1970-71
WELFARE
#357
7-6-70
RR took issue with statements by officials of
the federal Department of HEW that California
must conform with certain federally interpreted
welfare payment laws and regulations
WELFARE
#248
5-5-70
Text of RR telegram to Senator Long re welfare
list
Plan, perore
U.S. Senate
WELFARE
#247
5-5-70
RR telegram to Senator Long re HR 16311 pending
before U.S. Senate
WELFARE
#244
4-22-69
RR statement to express his deep concern over
the very serious implications for California
of Supreme Court decision which abolished
residency requirements for welfare recipients
in two states and District of Columbia
#298
WELFARE
5-2-68
RR authorized legislature to increase maximum
average welfare grant to 120,000 needy dis-
abled in state this current fiscal year and
next year
WELFARE
HEALTH/WELFARE AGCY
4-29-68
Statement by Spencer Williams on Welfare
and progress also
istics of AFDC
WELFARE
#286
4-26-68
RR took emergency action (Loan from general fund
to state social welfare fund) for California
welfare recipients to receive May assistance
payments on time May 1
WELFARE
#225
3-27-68
RR urged passage of bill designed to save
California taxpayers some $5.6 million a year
without reducing assistance to welfare
recipients
WELFARE
HEALTH/WELFARE AGCY
3-12-68
Project Focus - Fresno program designed to
rehabilitate welfare dependents
WELFARE
#613
11-21-72
RR announced cost-of-living increases in grants
3
to take effect December 1.
WELFARE
#595
11-9-72
RR announced today he is sending his Health
and Welfare Secretary, Dr. Earl Brian, and a
team of experts on an urgent mission to Washing
ton next week in an effort to mitigate a grave
threat to California's welfare and Medi-Cal
reform savings.
WELFARE
#546
9-29-72
RR today observed the one-year anniversary of
the California Welfare and Medi-Cal Reform Acts
by announcing a total California welfare roll
reducation of 220,653 people from the program's
high point of 2,298,440 welfare recipients in
March of 1971.
#450
WELFARE
8-2-72
RR, citing the "unprecendented success" of his
administration's welfare reform program, today
announced that thenumber of Californians on
the welfare rolls declined again in June---by
nearly 40,000
WELFARE
#449
8-1-72
RR hailed as "a complete vindication" the Third
District Court of Appeal's unanimous decision
Furing to block a kev provision of his Fare
a
reform program that provides for checking on the
outside income of welfare recipients.
WELFARE
#425
7-20-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke said today that
without the massive reforms of welfare and
Medi-Cal sought and achieved by Governor Reagan,
the state would have had no cash balance with
which to begin the new fiscal year.
WELFARE
#389
6-30-72
RR today announced that the number of
Californians on welfare declined another
16,000 in May.
WELFARE
Telephone Statement
6-16-72
"Our reforms have enabled us to slay the monster
welfare was becoming in California".
#352
WELFARE
6-8-72
reform plan, the Community Work Experience
Program, was implemented today in Ventura County
WELFARE
#351
6-8-72
RR issued statement: "California was given the
legal authority on June 6 to begin CWEP"
WELEARE
#329
5-26-72
RR lauded State District Court of Appeal decision
enabling the state to resume checking on the
outside incomes of welfare recipients.
WELFARE
#126
3-3-72
RR announced HEW Secretary Richardson has
approved demonstration community work project
for three-year period in 35 California counties
beginning April 1; list of counties in separate
memo
WELFARE
Dept. of Social Welf
3-17-72
Statement by state Department or Doclar welfare
Director Robert Carleson re Beilenson report;
"nothing more than a rehash of same charges
made by the Senator last November" re adminis-
tration of Welfare Reform Act
WELFARE
Dept. of Social Welfare
#38-72
4-28-72
Welfare Director Robert B. Carleson reported
today that preliminary figures indicate Califor-
nia's welfare rolls increased 23,600 during March
WELFARE
#201
4-12-72
RR hailed decision by U.S. Supreme Court which
will save Calif. taxpayers as much as $7 million
a month by preventing welfare recipients with
significant outside incomes from receiving aid
to which they are not entitled under provisions
of the 1971 Welfare Reform Act
WELFARE
#88
2-10-72
RR statement re unprecedented success of Calif.
welfare reform program means decision by HEW to
loan states $1 billion in funds will not affect
California
WELFARE
#73
2-3-72
RR branded as "sheer obstructionism" decision
by Judge Gallagher which prohibits atat
checking
outside
or welfare recipients
#69
WELFARE
2-2-72
RR telegram to Senator Russell Long, Senate
Finance Committee Chairman, expressing apprecia-
tion for giving opportunity to urge that Calif.
be pioneer for model welfare reform
WELFARE
#53
1-31-72
RR statement before Senate Finance Committee
in Washington, D.C. regarding H.R. 1 and citing
6 areas of major concern; need for federal
action in achieving real welfare reform
WELFARE
#702
12-17-71
RR letter to HEW Secretary Richardson and
formal application to go forward with a
work program for able-bodied employable
welfare recipients.
#641
MARE
11-15-71
senators Cranston and Tunnev to
oppose a move by Senator Percy WHICH would
further handicap the states in reforming
welfare.
WELFARE
#634
11-12-71
RR announced he has directed the State Depart-
ment of Finance to increase budget for program
to rehabilitate disabled welfare recipients
into employable persons: the program will also
aid in job placement
WELFARE
#613
11-2-71
RR blasts Democrats for harrassing state
Social Welfare Director Robert Carleson and
undermining the administration's efforts to
reform welfare.
WELFARE
State Department
of Social Welfare
October 29, 1971
State Social Welfare Director Robert B. Carleso:
today hailed a decision by the State Third
District Court of Appeal overruling the action
of Sacramento Superior Court Judge who
attempted to block the implementation of a
major provision of California's new welfare
reform law.
WELFARE
#542
10-1-71
RR statement regarding delay in welfare
payments to recipients, "due to
sHintormed court decisions
"
WELFARE
#529
9-23-71
RR announced signing of an agreement with San
Diego County to streamline services to able-
bodied welfare recipients and speed their re-
turn to work
WELFARE
#484
8-13-71
Ventura County pilot project to place employable
welfare recipients in jobs
WELFARE
#469
8-6-71
List of provisions contained in the Welfare
Reform agreement reached by legislative
leaders and the administration.
Welfare Reform Bill.
WELFARE/MEDI-CAL
HUMAN RELATIONS AGCY
8-3-71
Program for checking eligibility of welfare
and Medi-Cal recipients
WELFARE
#453
7-29-71
RR announced plan utilizing private employment
agencies in finding jobs for welfare recipients
WELFARE
#446
7-27-71
RR letter to Warren G. Magnuson, Chairman
of Labor and HEW Committee on Appropriations,
objecting to proposals in new Section 208
dealing with matching funds.
WELFARE
#143
3-1-68
RR announced creation of research
Lest reasioniity of system for substituting
self-reliance for welfare dependency
WELFARE
HEALTH/WELFARE AGCY
10-9-67
Welfare recipients placed in farm work in
September
WELFARE
HEALTH/WELFARE AGCY
10-4-67
Welfare alleviate recipients have been employed to
crop harvest crisis
the labor shortage causing the current help
WELFARE
#379
7-7-67
Woodruff Deem appointed presiding chairman
of Fact-Finding Conference on Welfare Fraud,
July 10
WELFARE
#378
7-6-67
Speakers announced for Fact-Find:-
ValTure asand, July 10
WELFARE
#356
6-26-67
RR called for statewide one-day Fact Finding
Conference on Welfare Fraud
WELFARE CASELOAD DECREASE
#105
2-23-72
RR announced largest 10 month drop in
California's welfare rolls in 30 years at
Washington D.C. news conference
WELFARE CASELOAD DECREASE Dept. of Social
Welfare
1-25-72
Director Carleson announced sharpest yearly
drop in California's welfare caseload in 30
years
WELFARE CASELOAD DECREASE
#709
12-20-71
RR announced number of Californians on welfare
new declined for the 8th straight month
WELFARE CASELOAD DECREASE
#648
11-18-71
RR announced California's welfare rolls have
now declined for the seventh month in a row.
WELFARE CASELOAD DECREASE
#583
10-20-71
ER statement that California's welfare rolls
have now declined for the 6th month in a row
#498
WELFARE CASELOAD DECREASE
8-20-71
RR announced that for the 4th month in a row,
the total number of persons on welfare in
California has declined
WEST ORANGE COUNTY JUDICIAL
#170
DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT
3-28-72
tagnar R. Engebretsen
WEST ORANGE COUNTY JUDICIAL
#173
DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT
3-23-72
Patrick McCray
Alan N. McKone
WEST ORANGE COUNTY JUDICIAL
#87
DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT
2-24-71
William L. Mock
WEST ORANGE COUNTY, Judicial
#462
District
8-12-69
Lloyd E. Blanpied, Jr.
WEST ORANGE COUNTY JUDICIAL DIST.
#295
Municipal Court Judge
5-23-69
K. rurner
WEST VALLEY JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#86
MUNICIPAL COURT
2-24-71
Ziebarth: Kenneth G., Jr.
WEST VALLEY DIVISION
#459
Judicial District
8-11-69
William E. Walk, Jr.
WESTERN GOVERNORS' MINING ADVISORY
#260
COUNCIL
5/12/67
Appted: as Reps. for California
Philip R. Bradley
Dr. Ian Campbell
J. F. (Jack) Havard
Lewis L. Huelsdonk
Dr. Evan Just
N. B. Livermore, Jr.
D. L. Marlett
George W. Nilsson
Don Reining
James G. Stearns
Floyd Wilmoth
WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION
#646
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
12-13-72
Dr. Earl W. Brian - Reaptd. 8-26-74, #491
WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION
#472
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
8-10-71
Dr. Glenn Dumke
Reappointed 2-9-72, #76
WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION
#425
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
9-1-70
Dr. W. Ballentine Henley
WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION FOR
#528
10-14-70
HIGHER EDUCATION
Mrs. W. Glenn Campbell
#721
WESTERN INTERSTATE NUCLEAR BOARD
12-23-71
paul J. clifton
WESTERN INTERESTATE
#157
NUCLEAR COMPACT
3-7-68
RR urged passage of legislation which would
lead to the creation of the compact.
WESTERN INTERSTATE NUCLEAR COMPACT
3-7-68
#157
RR urged passage of enabling legislation which
would lead to creation of Compact
WESTERN STATES WATER COUNCIL
#187
4-5-72
Senator Howard Way
WESTERN STATES WATER COUNCIL,
California Advisory Committee to the
#265
5-1-69
William R. Seeger
STATES WATER COUNCIL
#646
(Advisory Committee)
11.4.68
James H. Krieger
WESTERN STATES WATER COUNCIL
#551
8.27.68
Theodore J. George
WESTERN STATES WATER COUNCIL
#82
2/21/67
William R. Gianelli, Chairman of Calif.
Delegation
Sen. Gordon Cologne
WESTERN STATES WATER COUNCIL #132 3/21/69
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Annted: Theodore J. George
James r. Sorenson
Respointed:
Jerome Gilbert
Joseph Jensen
WESTERN WINNERS' ROUNDUP
#317
6-17-70
RR to participate.
WHITTIER, Municipal Court
#224
3-27-68
Alfonso D. Hermo
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
#222
4-13-69
Ecological preserve created at Buena Vista
Lagoon, San Diego County
WILLIAMS, Tinum
telephone
statement
8-8-73
Response - piess enquiries re Timm Williams'
employment status as Sepcial Assistant to the
Governor on Indian Affairs.
WINE FESTIVAL MONTH, National
#608
9.27.68
Proclamation, October, 1968
WINTERHAVEN INSPECTION
#512
AND QUARANTINE STATION
9-29-70
RR described two-state border inspection
facility being built jointly by California
and Arizona as example of interstate cooperation.
WITHHOLDING
#514
9-7-71
session. RR statement concerning balance of legislative
the Need for action on withholding and
paying off of anticipation cotes.
WITHHOLDING BILL
#265
5-4-71
-iting Mactivity U.L the 1971
legislature. Notes Withholding bill could
have been acted upon before now, enabling it
to be effective July 1.
WITHHOLDING (Taxes)
#71
2-3-70
RR statement on Tax Reform; and proposal
for withholding
WITHHOLDING
#300
5-31-67
Assemblyman Veneman agreed to drop a proposed
withholding of state income taxes from his
revenue plan and substitute it for a semi-
annual pre-payment plan advanced by the
Governor.
W MEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND PAROLE,
#449
California
8-24-73
Appointed: John L. Dales
Reappointed: Joseph E. Regan
M. Joanne Lees
California WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND PAROLE,
#19
1-16-73
Middle
S.
soanne Lees, Chairman
WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND PAROLE
#245
4-23-71
Mrs. Eleanor Hiller, reappointed.
WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND
#134
PAROLE
3-15=71
Miss Kay Riddle
'OMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND PAROLE
#192
4-7-70
Addison H. Fording
WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND PAROLE
#114
2-24-70
Joseph E. Regan
WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS
#234
AND PAROLE, California
4-21-69
Robert C. Lindsey
WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS AND PAROLE
#483
7.23.68
(State)
Lucile C. Hosmer - Reappointed 3-13-72, #150
WOMEN"S BOARD OF TERMS
#81
AND PAROLE
2-6-68
Charles E. Brown
WOMEN'S BOARD OF TERMS & PAROLE
#188
4-13-67
Mrs. Ernest R Doha
Mrs. Robert W. Hiller
NOMEN, Commission on the Status of
#378
7-8-74
Reappointed: Bonnie L. Parks
Anita M. Miller
Dorothy M. Ford
WOMEN, State Commission on the
#109
Status of
2-19-74
Mrs. Jay E. (Mary) Stanley
Mrs. Everette M. (Ida B.) Porter
Reappointed: Mrs. John N. (Anita M.) Miller, Jr.
Dr. Dorothy M. Ford
Carolyn J. Orona
Marilyn L. DeRose
WOMEN, State Commission on the
#24
Status of
1-14-74
Mrs. Bonnie L. Parks
Commission on the Status of
#157
3-19-70
WOMEN, STATUS OF
#412
Advisory Commission
7/21/67
Mrs. Helen E. Beardsley
Mrs. Antoinette Ruiz
Mrs. Kathleen T. Finucane
Mrs. Betty W. Concannon
Mrs. Geraldine V. Rickman
Dr. Dorothy M. Ford
Mrs. Cravens Douglass
WOMEN, CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FOR #465
(at Frontera)
8-5-71
Virginia L. Carlson, Superintendent
WOOD, Robert
#340
6-18-69
RR sent his congratulations on his recent
victory in the 34th Assembly District,
election
BORK-A-THON
#394
6.11.68
an
Northern California Work-
A-Thon - "a non-partisan community project
designed to provide better employment oppor-
tunities for low-income families. 81
WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
#352
(Welfare Reform)
6-8-72
RR announced that a key element of his welfare
reform plan, the Community Work Experience
Program was implemented today in Ventura County.
WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
#702
12-17-71
Letter to HEW Secretary Richardson submitting
formal application and requesting approval of
community work experience program
WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
#570
( (Unemployed fathers)
9.4.68
RR announced transfer of $3.3 million from state'
general fund to WIN - "Work Incentive Program" -
designed to move unemployed fathers off welfare
rolls and into productive jobs.
"WORK, LEARN AND BUILD PROGRAM"
# 299
(Problems of poor)
5.2.68
RR announced "work, learn and build" program
for the in California
value
general
educational training and vocational skills
for low income migrant farm workers.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
#695
12-15-71
RR signed two bills, AB 486 - Fenton and
AB 676 - Priolo "to improve workmen's
compensation in California.
11
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD
#478
8-20-74
Nominated:
Robert L. Vickers
Charles L. Swezey
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD
#439
7-31-74
Reappointed:
Jack W. Bradley
Arthur J. COS tamagna
Albert G. Boardman
TOWEREN'S compensation APPEALS
#349
6-26-74
JOARD'
pasionation of Robert W. Siga as a result of
Senate refusing to confirm his appointment by
RR.
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS
#177
BOARD, Commissioner of the
3-18-74
Robert W. Sigg
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ADVISORY
#70
COMMITTEE, New State
2-4-74
James C. LaForce, Jr., Chairman
John M. Hayes
Clarence G. Johnson
Dr. Robert S. Hockwald
Thomas F. Knight, Jr.
William H. Meier
Freddy F. Sanchez
Joseph E. Smith
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS
#22
BOARD, State
1-14=74
Reappointed Hale Ashcraft
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
#109
APPEALS BOARD
2-25-72
Roy L. Wonder
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
#231
APPEALS BOARD
4-16-71
James L. Flournoy
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
#18
APPEALS BOARD
1-14-71
Ovid Rose
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD #557
12-1-70
Hale Ashcraft
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD #105
2-18-70
Jack W. Bradley
Arthur J. Costamagna
Albert G. Boardman (reappointed)
WORKMEN's COMPENSATION
#21
APPEALS BOARD, State
1-17-69
Reappointed Elvin B. Connolly
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD #566
10-17-67
Warren D. Allen appointed Commissioner
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD
#618
11-15-67
Morton Colvin appt. Chairman
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD #38
2/1/67
Members:
George A. Jackson
Hale H. Ashcraft
Morton R. Colvin
WORKSHOP WORKERS WEEK
#270
5/19/67
Proclamation of May 21-27 as Workshop Workers
Week
WORLD LAW DAY
#381
7-7-67
RR proclaimed July 10.
WORLD SERIES - Baseball
Telegram
Oakland A's
10-22-72
RR sent congratulatory telegram to Charles O.
Finley and the Oakland A's upon winning the
1972 Baseball World Series.
WORLD SERIES, Baseball
#567
10-13-72
Governor
RR today accepted T a challenge from Ohio's
Reds will not beat California's Oakland Cincinnati A's
in the 1972 World Series.
WORLD SERIES - Oakland A's
#565
(Baseball)
10-12-72
RR today sent a congratulatory telegram to
Charles O. Finley and the Oakland A's on winning
the American League pennant.
WORLD TRADE
MEMO TO THE PRESS
6-7-72
State Department of Commerce Figures on Import-
Export trade.
WORLD TRADE
#519
10-2-70
RR announced worldwide market development
program to increase exports to foreign
countries of selected American products is
being launched by u. S. Department of Commerce
in cooperation with the State of California.
WORLD TRADE AUTHORITES,
#563
Coordinating Council
10-16-6
Adolph P. Schuman
WORLD TRADE AUTHORITIES COORDINATING #310
COUNCIL
6/6/67
Appted: Lloyd A. Harnish
Councilman Thomas D. Shepard
H. Stephen Chase
WORLD TRADE CENTER AUTHORITY
#423
(San Francisco)
6.24.68
Jack L. Ashby
Frank F. Walker
William W. Morison
WORLD TRADE CENTER AUTHORITY
#419
(Southern California)
6.21.68
Robert A. Day
Harry E. Ridings, Jr.
Frank Peterson
Chris A. Larsen
WORLD TRADE CENTER AUTHORITY #95 2.13.68
Southern California
James D. Clark
George V. Caldwell
WORLD TRADE CENTER
#528
AUTHORITY SOUTHERN
9/21/67
CALIFORNIA
)
Paul R. Deats
WORLD TRADE COMMISSION
#103
2-17-70
Jack L. Ashby
J. R. Dant
C. R. Campbell
Paul C. Ely, Jr.
Bruce Craver
Leslie M. Westfall
Ralph J. Crawford
YACHT AND SHIP BROKERS
#636
Commission
11-27-67
David L. Fraser
YACHT AND SHIP BROKERS COMMISSION
#532
9-26-67
Appt'd:
Alan S. Raffee, San Diego
Stanley B. Williams, Bethel Island
YOM KIPPUR MESSAGE
#551
9-22-69
RR extended best wishes for new year to fellow
Californians of Jewish faith.
YOUNG AMERICAN MEDAL FOR BRAVERY
#689
AND SERVICE
12-13-71
Nominees:
Raymond Lee Davis
Thomas Alan Housouer
Douglas Christopher Obrien
John M. Hastings
William Ray Vorce
YOUNG CALIFORNIANS MEDALLION
#689
FOR BRAVERY AND SERVICE
12-13-71
RR awarded medallions to:
Raymond
Thomas Alan Housouer
Douglas Christopher O'Brien
John M. Hastings
William Ray Vorce
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN'S MEDAL FOR
#201
BRAVERY AND SERVICE
4-12-71
RR presented awards to:
David Borghello
Terri Ammon
Diane Bryant
Susan Cutler
Nancy George
YOUNG AMERICAN MEDALS
#212
for BRAVERY AND SERVICE
4-20-70
RR asked public officals in California to
nominate deserving young people for medal.
YOUNG AMERICAN MEDALS
#411
FOR BRAVERY AND SERVICE
7-21-69
RR nominated five California young people
for nation's 1969 Young American Medals for
Bravery and Service
YOUNG AMERICAN MEDALS FOR BRAVERY
#391
AND SERVICE
6.10.68
RR nominated seven California youths for
nation's 1968 Young American Medals For Bravery
and service.
YOUNG CALIFORNIAS MEDAL
9-14-67
for Service and Bravery
Linda Rhea Shrader
Michael Robert McDonnell
Stan Eugene Tabler
Deana Kathleen Fabbro
Stanley Francis Perry
YOUNG: Whitney
#126
3-11-71
Young. RR statement on learning of death of Whitney
YOUTH (Summer jobs for)
# 268
4.18.68
RR to have luncheon meeting with "blue-ribbon"
committee to coordinate "Summer Jobs for Youth"
campaigr.
#301
YOUTH (Summer Jobs for Youth Program)
6-10-70
tn business and industry to
support the 1970 Summer Jobs for YOUTH Program.
YOUTH
you
#266
5-17-67
State to give summer jobs to qualified
youth
YOUTH, (New) State Advisory
#288
Commission on
5-9-74
Craig L. Fuller, Chairman
David C. Carlat
Genaro P. Castillo
Peggy J. Chater
Federal J. Glover
Neil A. Christie
Kathryn L. Jones
Keith D. Curry
William Morgan
Deborah Drehmel
Jeremy W. Hobbs
Roland M. Katz
Mark M. Ozawa
Gina Christine Gutru
John T. Smith
Carol J. Sidhu
YOUTH, State Advisory Commission on
#197
3-25-74
RR today established a state commission and
appointed Lieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke as
its coordinator. The board will be made up
of 15 pousons who are 25 years of age or younger.
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
#453
8-12-74
Middle Maurine
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD, California
#310
5-22-74
James E. Stratten
Reappointed: John Edward Bowe
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD, California
#405
7-18-73
Paul A. Meaney
Reappointed were: Gladys L. Sanderson
Richard W. Calvin, Jr.
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
#23
1-18-73
Mrs. H, C. Sanderson (Gladys L.)
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
#570
12-11-70
Rudolph A. Castro
Loann bagan
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
3-12-68
#175
Allen F. Breed, Chairman
Reappointed 4-13-72, #202
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
#329
5-27-71
Richard W. Calvin, Jr.
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
#169
3-26-71
John E. Bowe
Reappointed:
Rudolph A. Castro
Julio Gonzales
William L. Richey
YOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD,
#110
California
2-24-69
James ..
in TOUTH AUTHORITY BOARD
#615
10.10.68
Paula Adams Tennant
YOUTH AUTHORITY DIRECTOR
#592
11-2-67
Allen F. Breed
YOUTH AUTHORITY
#116
3-14-67
Roger C. Chandler
Capt. William L. Richey
Christopher R. Byrne
Julio Gonzales
S/T#
Allen F. Breed
Reappointed 4-13-72, #202
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT,
#266
Summer Program for
5-17-67
RR issued directive ordering state departments
to give summer jobs to qualified youths having
greates economic need.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT,
#89
for the Summer
2-9-68
RR's Blue Ribbon Private Industry Committee
to aid in summer employment for youth.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
#344
6-21-67
600 jobs for young people to be open this
summer with the state.
YOUTH (summer-Jobs-For-Youth) EMPLOYMENT
#457
7.9.68
Statement aL press conferen programs
on Summer-Jobs-For-Youth campaign being coordina
ted by State Department of Employment.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT MONTH -June
#194
4/14/67
RR urged observance of Youth Employment
Month in June
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
#312
6-10-69
CAMPAIGN
RR made introductions and discussed the
effort of the administration and the
State Chamber of Commerce to stimulate job
opportunities for young people this summer.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
#306
6-5-69
Statewide campaign launched to help California
young people obtain summer jobs: five-man,
blue-ribbon committee named to coordinate
effort.
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT, Summer #89 2.9.68
RR's Blue Ribbon Private Industry
committee to aid in summer employment for
youth.
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES, Hearings on
#370
RR announced that eight two-day fact-finding
hearings will be held throughout California
during July to gather grass-roots information
about needs and problems of youth
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY CENTER COMMENDED
#642
11.4.68
RR commended YOC in Sacramento for service
beyond call of duty.
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
#56
(President Nixon's)
1-27-70
RR awarded certificates of appreciation to
General Glenn C. Ames and Brigadier General
Bernard A. Nurre
in recognition of National Guard's role in
President's Youth Opportunity Program.
YOUTH SUMMER EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM #682
FOR 1968
12-19-67
indicating that employment for next summer
will be more successful
YOUTH TEMPERANCE EDUCATION WEEK
# 276
4.22.68
RR proclaimed week of April 21-27, 1968 as
YOUTH TEMPERANCE EDUCATION WEEK.
YOUTH TEMPERANCE EDUCATION WEEK
#207
4/24/67
Proclamation, YTEW April 23 - 29
YUDA COUNTY - State of Emergency
#104
2-27-73
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke proclaimed a state
of emergency in Sutter, Colusa, Placer, Yuba,
Clenn and Napa counties.
YUBA COUNTY, Superior Court
#649
12-1-67
Edmund T. Manwell
ZERO DEFECTS WEEK
#159
3-6-69
RR proclaimed March 6 through 13 as Zero
Defects Week
MONING
#409
Coastal Highway
7-9-71
RR announced new coastal highway planning policy
to prevent unwarranted intrusion by the state
highway system on California's coastline.